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Go elsewhere. Dr Few has a good reputation and I'm...
Go elsewhere. Dr Few has a good reputation and I'm sure he is a skilled surgeon but I found him arrogant and a poor communicator. I got caught up in the hype of Dr Few's reputation and wish I hadn't paid the $250 consultation fee. I would never allow him to perform surgery on me because he didn't attempt to earn my trust. He spent very little time with me and seemed put out when I asked questions, as though I should just blindly trust him because of who he is. (In fact, if you read his Yelp reviews, he actually said to another patient that they weren't allowed to ask him questions until they went to medical school. Wish I'd read that before scheduling my consultation!)
I am an informed consumer and anyone who is going to perform an elective surgery has to earn my trust and respect. I have a right to ask questions. I have a right to ask for photos of your work. When I asked for before/after photos of the procedure I was having done, they looked at me as if I was asking to look through their financial statements. Instead of providing photos of the specific procedure I was considering, I had to scroll through a range of unrelated procedure photos and in fact he had very few of the procedure I was looking for.
He left our consultation quickly ($250 for 15 minutes of time is a pretty good day at the office) and frankly almost surreptitiously. We first met in a consultation room, then he took me to an adjacent room to look at my photos so he could explain the procedure in more detail. When he finished with the photos I turned to walk back into the consultation room to finish our conversation -- except he closed the door behind me and didn't follow me! I told the nurse that I had additional questions. Instead of Dr Few coming back, the nurse went to ask him the question and report back the answer -- hardly an effective way to communicate with your patient and earn their trust.
My assessment of Dr Few is that he is living off of his reputation and feels that his clients should trust him because of it. I'm the daughter of a physician and I've been around doctors all my life, and I can tell you that arrogance is not a quality you want in a surgeon. I found another surgeon and I couldn't be happier with my results!
I am an informed consumer and anyone who is going to perform an elective surgery has to earn my trust and respect. I have a right to ask questions. I have a right to ask for photos of your work. When I asked for before/after photos of the procedure I was having done, they looked at me as if I was asking to look through their financial statements. Instead of providing photos of the specific procedure I was considering, I had to scroll through a range of unrelated procedure photos and in fact he had very few of the procedure I was looking for.
He left our consultation quickly ($250 for 15 minutes of time is a pretty good day at the office) and frankly almost surreptitiously. We first met in a consultation room, then he took me to an adjacent room to look at my photos so he could explain the procedure in more detail. When he finished with the photos I turned to walk back into the consultation room to finish our conversation -- except he closed the door behind me and didn't follow me! I told the nurse that I had additional questions. Instead of Dr Few coming back, the nurse went to ask him the question and report back the answer -- hardly an effective way to communicate with your patient and earn their trust.
My assessment of Dr Few is that he is living off of his reputation and feels that his clients should trust him because of it. I'm the daughter of a physician and I've been around doctors all my life, and I can tell you that arrogance is not a quality you want in a surgeon. I found another surgeon and I couldn't be happier with my results!
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